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"Left Turn" and "Right Turn" on Plane Movement and Helicopter Movement gets saved for both
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Description

Basically if you put mouse left for "Left Turn" on Helicopter Movement it will get saved into Plane Movement too. This is an issue because I only want "Left Turn" to be on Helicopter. If you have "Left Turn" as Mouse Left on Plane Movement, then it will cause the Airplane to Yaw and Pitching Left at the same time.

Details

Legacy ID
2283246878
Severity
None
Resolution
Open
Reproducibility
Always
Category
Controls

Event Timeline

dezkit edited Steps To Reproduce. (Show Details)Aug 27 2013, 5:06 PM
dezkit edited Additional Information. (Show Details)
dezkit set Category to Controls.
dezkit set Reproducibility to Always.
dezkit set Severity to None.
dezkit set Resolution to Open.
dezkit set Legacy ID to 2283246878.May 7 2016, 4:17 PM

Just a quick tip in case you didn't know, you can turn by setting bank/cyclic left/right to mouse left/right, and leave the "turn" keybinds blank. Then tilt the helicopter forward or raise the plane upward while banking, which will result in a turn while giving you the added ability of moving left or right without going forward/backward.

dezkit added a subscriber: dezkit.May 7 2016, 4:17 PM

Sorry but that doesn't work. I just tried it out.

I use it all the time, I'll show you exactly what to bind.

Helicopter movement (in this order):

mouse up
mouse down
mouse left
mouse right
w
a
s
d

(the rest blank unless you want to bind, say, auto hover)

Plane Movement:

mouse up
mouse down
mouse left
mouse right
blank
w
a
s
d

(the rest blank unless you want to bind gear/flaps retraction)

You do not understand what I am saying.

On Plane Movement and on Helicopter Movement the options there get saved for both. For example if you bind Bank Left to something on Plane Movement it will get saved on Helicopter Movement. This causes problems.

I'm not saying it's not an issue, that's why I voted it up. I'm simply showing you how to avoid that issue, hence why I said "Just a quick tip" and not "I know how to solve this".